>> 19. >> reporter: which marilyn says is good, considering. they were among the brave who kept their money in the 401(k). >> it looked like it was going to be gone forever and i thought i would never get some of that money back. >> reporter: and there was ken price, who told us this time, he's embarrassed that his life isn't as bad as the people who can't find work. >> you're without a job, wow. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: his 34-year-old son lost his job, and had to move back in with his parents. >> he moved back into the house. it was just her vel louse. >> reporter: retirees, trying to regain lost ground. the kinds of losses seen here are being seen across this country. economists say some 401(k)s have lost 15% or more since the recession began in other worlds, any gains made in the last five years on your 401(k), gone. we met paul and jen rollins last year in asheville, north carolina. they'd retired there for the mountains and mild weather. instead, encountering a financial storm, losing up to 50% in their 401(k)s. but this week, we w

marilyn manson, the shock rocker announced the news on his facebook page saying, quote, unfortunately, i am going to survive. he joins a growing number of stars sick with h1n1, including dr. guphta and ron from the harry potter movie. virginians are asking lots of questions about bob mcdonnell's "thesis." how old was he when he wrote it? mcdonnell was 34, married and attending pat robertson's law school. and what did the thesis say about women? a lot... abortion should be outlawed and birth control ould be restricted-- even for married adults. then as a legislator he introduced 35 bills to restrict a woman's right to choose. learn more. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor, and my campaign sponsored this ad. >> knife, i'm lindsay murphy here for our game-of-the-week against huntingtown. you can see both teams are out there practicing and getting warmed up for tonight's game, which will kick off in 35 minutes. both teams are undefeated 3-0 and something has to go of. we're not just talking about high school football but the redskins. the big news is that chad reinhart will be the s

to the mid-range items like marilyn merlot... >> roesler: rated as one of the best california merlotsfter year. >> kroft: ... to the playfully prurient outfits inspired by the late pinup queen, betty page. they are marketed as halloween costumes, but roesler says they seem to sell all year round. >> roesler: this is the devil costume. >> kroft: is the whip included? >> roesler: the whip is included, yes. and the tail and the horns. >> kroft: the product endorsements run the gamut from paraphernalia to the pinnacle of post-mortem prestige. and roesler has licensed more than 200 deals with the u.s. postal service. >> roesler: here's a boxer, jack dempsey. of course, jessie owens. one of the early stamps with babe ruth. of course, jackie robinson, a big part of the baseball series. a very successful stamp with malcolm x. >> kroft: so, these are all clients? >> roesler: yes, these are all clients. >> kroft: the agency has created web sites for all its deceased clients, and maintains and revives their fan clubs. >> roesler: we get at least 15 million hits a day that come through this build

. >>> slots in marilyn? now step closer to reality. the owner of ocean downs raceway in delaware park says lots will be up and running by memorial day weekend. the 800 machines will create 560 jobs. >> with the expansion been as great as it is, it has become a concentrated local market. we are fortunate that ocean city has a lot of people looking for things to do. there is not a lot of adult activities in ocean city and nearby beaches. >> there are some restrictions. no slots related hotels or restaurants can be built within 10 miles of the track, and entertainment has to be limited to one piano player. >>> tonight, federal investigators are working on the hanging death of a u.s. census worker. why they believe it could be linked to his work. how several banks will help keep money in your accounts. and the flu shot versus the nasal spray. help us way and on which is the most effective. >>> i think it is great. i wish i had some of these figures like these gals do. >> helping seniors stay healthy this flu season in the most unlikely of

marilyn says they are not licensed here. >> a few minutes after we hung up, we got a call from someone who gave the first name of dominick. he claimed he was a company owner. he said they do not do interviews and to not call them again. we also contacted a spokesperson for the company. they said they do not do business with marble and associates. if it hears to the fair debt collection act. >> it is horrible. it is still going on. >> she got her bank to stop payment. her co-workers at the radio station are like family and they try to shelter from the cause that keep coming. >> they still say they you zero? >> yes, they want their money. they are not getting it from me. >> by law, debt collectors must send norborne and notice explaining the dead and how they can dispute it. she said that never happened. for more information on your right, you can log onto wbaltv.com. consumers should also know that paid the loans -- payday loans are illegal and the state a merry land. >> now your forecast. shower start popping up today. they continue through the evening. it is likely to run out of steam

. >> reporter: stocks, like the ones in marilyn coffee's 401(k), are losses. not exactly boom time. but it's a start. still, vinita, many americans aren't feeling a recovery. unemployment is expected to hit 10% by the end of the year. and it could take years for those jobs to come back. vinita? >> john hendren reporting for us this morning in washington. thanks. >>> investors certainly like what they are hearing about the economy. stocks are posting some solid gains this morning. tokyo's nikkei average rose 0.5% today. hong kong's hang seng is up big. in london, the ftse opened higher. wall street starts the day with the dow at 9683, after climbing 56 points yesterday. the nasdaq added nearly 11 points to close at 2102. >>> a sign of the times this morning. the video rental store slowly seems to be disappearing. blockbuster says it will close as many as 960 stores by the end of next year. that's about 20% of its locations. the chain just hasn't been able to keep up pace with rivals netflix and redbox. the blockbuster will be putting dvd rental kiosks in stores of other merchant 1234

marilyn monroe and others died from nembutal overdose. these days it is used by veterinarians as an anesthetic and to euthanize pets. >> what are you going to say to your vet? >> an australian couple walk into a pet shop in mexico. you're watching a man planning his death. nembutal is available in mexico and nitschke has accompanied terminally ill patients to buy the drug. >> $30 a bottle, no questions asked. if you pour it in a glass and drink it, follow it up with the whiskey and i've never seen anyone finish their whiskey. they put the glass down and they're gone to sleep. and death follows thereafter. nothing looks more peaceful. >> and inside? >> we may never know. we may never know. >> it's just a sterile liquid that comes in a bottle. >> at closed workshops open only to those who pay a fee of $40 and of sound mind, initiate we gets into more -- nitschke gets into more detail. >> we have to think about what happens if i vomit and there's a lot of knowledge involved. i suppose i have acquired a lot of it. >> sleep is almost immediate

marilyn, ¿porque es bueno para los padres dar privacidad a los hijos?xtremos? >> bueno, lo primero es hablar con sus hijos, preguntarles, tomar interÉs en las actividades que estÁn haciendo. no en la manera de espiar sino de manera de estar involucrado en tu vida de una manera positiva. si tienes un niÑo que no es y comunicativo, entonces sÍ vas a tener que poner glas, horarios de ir a la casa, quiÉnes son sus amistades, pero siempre dando un poquito de privacidad. >> bueno, muchas gracias marilyn, por esa importantÍsima informaciÓn porque no se estÉ mucha ayuda a todos los padres. >> gracias. >> nosotros vamos a seguir con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. estÁ lista con mÁs noticias. >> claro que sÍ, karlita. vamos directo a la informaciÓn, un incidente entre agentes fronterizos y presuntos traficantes de pernas en un paso en la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos dea amÓ varios heridos y docenas de detenidos. cristina puig los tiene todos los detalles de lo ocurrido cuando los traficantes intentaron huir de las autoridades, esto fue lo que pasÓ. >> tijuan

if this is something marilyn did. she put the conference together. we tend to underestimate the success of the collapse of communism and what it has meant to people. has not been perfect. but this is ideologies that killed hundreds of millions of people and suddenly you have freedom of religion and freedom of expression and freedom to travel, things that did not exist before. it is very important that we acknowledge the success of this revolution. one of the people most responsible for this success is our speaker. he is president of the czech republic. he has been a longtime friend of the cato institute. he is somebody who understands economics very well. he understands freedom. he is the kind of person you wish we had politicians who cared about political policy. the czech republic has been very fortunate to have this giant, in a national figure. prior to being president, he was prime minister. he established the policy is that led to the things we have today. he is somebody who has major positions in the government. he is associated with my friend

marilyn on the other hand claims to know about every dollar you neglect to hand over. >> you're talking about roughly around $5 million. >> reporter: baltimore's fort mchenry tunnel has the most violations in the state and their team goes after chronic violators. people that intentionally go through the tolls day after day without paying. we found one driver owes the state more than $2,000. companies that often own multiple vehicles are even worse. with one owe be more than $100,000. to fight back, maryland sends out the maryland transportation police who have caught at least 35 of the big time toll cheaters since february. they credit the success to the license plate recognition system. here's how it works. if you don't pay the toll. the cameras will in a picture of your license plate. do it enough time and your tag number goes in a database. and in officer and done any dixon's computer. who uses computer mounted on each side of his unmarked suv to catch the license plates that drive past him on interstate 95. do you typically crews up and down down the rod or do you just park in. >>en

. >> like a marilyn monroe. colombia was "married with children" on there? >> of course. he was very famous. i'm so excited when they told me it was him. of course we used to see him in colombia. but he had this like sexy latin, hispanic voice. >> perfect spanish. >> a dubbed over voice. >> yeah. he sounded more like antonio banderas. >> is that right? that's a very strange -- and there's an age difference between the two of you. >> no. >> just a little bit. >> but do you date older men in real life? >> well, not yet, but -- [ laughter ] now i'm thinking it can be kind of interesting. >> that's right? you're learning an actual lesson. >> you're supposed to learn new things all the time. i usually like the younger, a lot younger. >> like how old? >> like a lot younger. >> like 11? >> no. i mean, at least ten years older than myself. because it's embarrassing. >> well, that's not a long younger. ten years younger than yourself. you're not dating your son's friends? >> not yet. no. no. i know -- [ laughter ] >> a s

warhol was famous for his paintings of campbell soup cans and marilyn monroe. 10 of his paintings were stolen today. a live look at the empty space where the world trade center once towered over new york city and where tonight, as they have on every september 11th, two columns of light beaming into the sky. rick leventhal is our report -- was a war reporter on the scene that morning. he is back at ground zero tonight. the lights of the city, a powerful reminder. with the inclement weather, i wonder if it is different this year. >> on the clear night, you can see it up to 60 miles away. this is anything but a clear night. from our position in jersey city, you can see these powerful beams of light, which are not common remembrances of the lives lost, but also of the strength and courage and unity of new yorkers who helped carry the city through the darkest hour. the light was first lit six months after 9/11. it was activated again on september 11th, 2003. every year since then, the lights are powered by 5,000 watts of power supplied by a generator that runs on bio diesel. it is 88 high-i

marilyn matts, she indicated if i appointed valerie jarrett to the u.s.aise money from their network of contributors across the country, which is interesting. the fact remains, you write, that people approached us about campaign contributions if i appointed them or the person they were supporting. you're turning the whole thing around in the book saying people were doing deals with me. i wasn't shaking people down. it's more like they were shaking me down. do you stand by that? >> you're absolutely right i stand by that. i didn't shake anybody

quick bowl of soup and a beer, he headed to madison square garden where he was famously serenaded by marilyn monroe. in the mid 1970s, restaurant associates went downscale and expanded into other areas of food service. airline catering and roadside restaurants. the four seasons was losing money and its luster. so in 1973, it was sold to two of its own executives. tom margatiy and paul cobe, both of hungarian descent, almost immediately changed the restaurant's focus, from dinner to lunch. >> one of them had a bright idea, why don't we start to serve lunch here? >> something was changing from power and business. i think the american food culture was changing. what the idea was, to use this room to serve a dramatically different kind of food. and serve it in a very different way. >> fresh food prepared simply. the four seasons now had a menu to match its minimalist design. it's a plan that's been successful for almost 30 years. >> would your father be pleased, do you think, with the four seasons he would see today? >> i think he would be thrilled that it's here. and how he would feel about it'

it was no love affair with marilyn monroe. my neighbor told that khrushchev flew secretly every week to florida to meet with her. >> your neighbor said that. your neighbor in america? >> in america. they hear this story in the newspaper that show all this not-true stories and they ha this picture. but my father had fun with the visit and americans understood he's not the bogey man and he's a funny fat man with his family. there was one woman that tell me that when he remember khrushchev at the time he want t stick him in the nose but after that, he decided he's different person. we're out of time. sorry that i'm ending this show, not you but thank you very much for your book. it was very interesting and i advise everybody to read this. >> well, thank you, sergei and thank you for letting me talk to you about it now and for the interviews we did before i wrote it. >> world war ii began 70 yea ago yesterday when a german battleship at a pole jaish outpost. leaders were in poland were there to commemorate the millions that were k

. >> reporter: which marilyn said was actually good considering. were among the brave who kept their money in their 401(k). >> it looked like like it was going to be gone forever. >> reporter: and ken price told thus time he's embarrassed that his life isn't as bad as the people who can't find work. >> if you're without a job, whew, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: his 34-year-old son lost his job and had to move back in with his parents. >> he moved back into the house. it was marvelous. >> reporter: the kinds of losses seen by retirees seen here in dixon are seen across this country. economists say some 401(k)s have lost as much as 15% or more since this recession began. in other words, any gains made in the last five years on your 401(k), gone. we met paul and jen rollins last year. they retired for the mild waelt and encountrd a financial storm. just this week we went back and learned they have turned things around. >> to see it was depleted was depressing and shocking but we realized that that's not going to get us out of this. >> reporter: but

marilyn comes as from the american nurses association, a nurse practitioner from illinois with over 30 years of professional nursing experience. formerly of president of the ongoing nurses' association, she is a founding member of the health care task force for our colleague, the seventh congressional district where she has served for 10 years. wendell potter, a senior fellow on health care at the senior for media and democracy. before that, working in health insurance industry as of former head of corporate communications and the chief spokesman for the cigna corporation. after a 20-year career, when the potter left his job to become communications for signet to help advocate for meaningful health care reform and other important policies. bonnie criminal, currently serving as the board chair -- bonnie kramer, a human experts as bird was the north carolina state government department help of human services and the governor's office of state budget and management where she served as assistant state budget officer for health and human services. she has received numerous awards for her wo

. >> yo soy carnaca, para servirle.ttkíuozsxkph@despierta nosotros, yo le enseÑÉ a la chupito y a marilynierta amÉrica ♪ ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ >> seÑoras y seÑores, quÉ bueno que estÉn con nosotros. hoy es lunes, para empezar la semana, es 21 de septiembre del aÑo 2009, en tercer lugar es os deÁ mi madre santa, que cula muchos aÑos mÁs. >> a un consejo de amiga, no digas su edad. h@a ella no le molesta. >> le deberÍas regalar un cochecito... >> hablando de regalos, lo que yo quiero son las gorras. >> hablando de las gorras que te van a regalar para tu pelona, ¿cÓmo te vas a ver despuÉs del transplante? >> dicen que se ve uno muy normal... para mÍ es normal el asunto. ¿eh? ( risas ) >> ay, dios mÍo, pareces un gremlin, tiene el pelo blanco. >> ¡hombre, se equivocaron! >> no, no me voy a hacer cirugÍa ni operaciÓn y nada. >> asegÚrate de que lo agarren de ahÍ... ¿no te van a dormir completo, verdad? >> no. si envÍan su borra despierta amÉrica yo les voy a enviar una de regreso. >> ¿y puede ser cualquier gorra? >> sÍ.uo÷égk >> ¿y tÚ te la pones? >> claro que sÍ. >> yo estoy ansiosa de ver es

>> i don't know of any celebrity from marilyn monroe, marlena dietrich, who reached the state of celebrity without having controversies. i'm interested in her fashion take and in the way she looks at it and the way she's enhanced by fashion worldwide. >> that was my question. does she play in the rest of the world in the way she does in the united states? >> very much so, and even more. if you look at the publications and the tab lloyds, that is testimony to the fact that we are right in choosing her. >> well, great to have you on, interesting stuff. good luck with fashion week. >> thank you very much. >> i bumped into her in a lobby once in a hotel. she's gorgeous. miss little tiny. >>> still ahead, john mack is steps down. he's going to talk about what the future holds for him and the firm in a cnbc exclusive here on "power lunch." >>> and an bur view, eric leacher is here today, he founded lehman's m & a business, managed morgan stanley's m & a business. another must-see on "power lunch." >>> in the meantime the "fast money" halftime report is up next. we'll see you at the top of the ho

>> there was a cases involving marilyn monroe's image. people started ex pliolgt it.uch to the chagrin new york there was no protection. a lot of states are passing laws to protect the celebrities likeness after death. the rule was, the right of publicity dies at death. that is why lincoln and washington can endorse used car sales. >> i don't think they are explaining the likeness and the documentation that courtney love helped pick out the images. >> i don't think the image is very good. >> i think she has buyers remorse. >> if your husband died, watching him as an avatar. >> it gets more complicated because for instance, we like elvis impersonators. can we sue every one of them because he is not paying money to the estate. that is where you can take these laws if you are not careful. >> paul good to see you both. >> we're coming up on an anniversary that most americans would like to forget. one year ago this tuesday, the financial firm lehman brothers collapsed and 12 months of agony and recovery. we're going to look at how the top firms are doing now and what it me

marilyn, i hope you will find a way to find the programs that are available to cover all americans. rosa lee, government is spending too much money, back off. larry, in the bill, there is language limiting the growth of physician-owned hospitals. they supply health care services more efficiently than other community-based larger hospitals. i'm against this bill. sandra, we need to slow things down. people need to read the bill before doing any voting. taylor who attended with her grandmother, i'm nine years old and i'm wondering why you are spending my future. thank you for listening. ron, when my kids were in college, my friends called me the a.t.m. i don't want to be the president's a.t.m. george, as big government continues to expand, there is a loss of individual freedom accompanied by excessive spending and amassing of ridiculous deficits. michelle, i am in a registered nurse in a local emergency room. i'm personally against the health care bill. how do we fix overcrowding. nurses are working very hard. and jack, say no to the government health care and protect our borders. and

it was introduced in the last congress by congresswoman marilyn musgrave and it is needed to resolve the issue fairly because a recent forest service resurvey now claims a small portion of roosevelt national forest is occupied by these adjacent landowners. this bill conveys approximately seven acres occupied by the effected landowners to those landowners and i support its passage. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: at this point let me yield as much time as she may consume to the sponsor of the legislation, representative markey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from colorado, ms. markey, is recognized. ms. markey: mr. chairman, i rise today to support h.r. 1858, and for private property rights. imagine for a moment that the federal government sends a notification that you need to repurchase land you have owned for over 30 years. this is exbe actly what happened to landowners in the crystal lake subdivision on the border of the roosevelt national forest. when the

. >> you told our booker this morning, marilyn joseph, "it happened eight years ago, but i feel likehat building yesterday. it is my life. i live that every day." >> right. >> did you -- do you suffer from posttramatic stress disorder? >> i do, yes. >> did you ever seek help in dealing with that, with your emotions surrounding that day eight years ago? >> i did. in the beginning the few years, the years that immediately followed 9/11, i did. i was committed to a psychiatric hospital, as most people already know. and i did see a psychiatrist and was heavily medicated for a very long time after 9/11. i still suffer from posttramatic stress disorder, but i'm not on the medication anymore, and i'm not seeing any psychiatrists. i'm just living free in my relationship with god and in faith that god is bigger than posttramatic stress disorder or anything else, and that's what works for me. >> very quickly, what's -- what's helped you, to the extent that you have turned the corner on this in your life? >> i'm sorry? >> what's helped you turn the corner on this very dark day that has led to,

the cause of this change is maryland's no child left behind grades in math exams also known as marilyn's i can't pretend algebra exam, because things like to ask plus three x. equals five x., that is too hard for maryland's no child left behind grade 10 math exam. my suggested solution is that no child left behind require that for the grade 10 math exam, while maryland and other states, they go to like the university of maryland math department which has a placement test, copy out the arithmetic questions and algebra one question and use that for the no child left behind mandated grade 10 math exam. this is what is needed in order to realize high school algebra with college algebra. across the country ovethe past decade, high school algebra has been underlined with college algebra. the next professor, thank you. i think we will hear from a few of your other colleagues speak as well. >> i have a short one which is also directed -- >> i think we need to share the microphone with others. thank you very much. >> i am barbara from the national council of teachers of english. each one of the w

the plummeting to marilyn, she has worked in the -- after moving to maryland, she has worked at the generalhospital and the pediatric practice. >> i will be brief so we can get your questions. i am here to tell you that doctors support health-care reform so that we can increase the affordability and quality of the health care that all a few are getting are not getting today. every day in my practice, i take care plenty of children who are insured by the state of plenty who are not. all of them are missing some part of the health care that they should be getting. it takes too long to get appointments with specialists. it is too hard for me to get their insurance companies to give them the benefits that they are already paying for. they do not have access to their doctors when they need to them. i know that this health care reform legislation will fix those things and will take the first few steps forward and fixing these problems so that all of our children and our families can get the health care they deserve so we can move toward our true better future as a nation. [booing and cheering] >>

john and bobby having an affair with marilyn monroe, right there, having an affair with her. the old man, in germany as an ambassador, -- on the history channel -- and ambassador, going along with hitler's war. the old man buying the election off with mob money and unions. this is all on the history channel. so, don't tell me how great the damn kennedy family is that we are supposed to bal down to them. guest: i think everybody is entitled to their opinion, and that is one of the wonderful aspects of american democracy. thanks for your call. host: calling from fort hood, texas. >> good morning -- sir, you know, i was sad when kennedy -- mr. kennedy got cancer. and i am so sorry that he is dead. but i don't and have never approved of mr. kennedy. i think he is a bad man. he kept the poor people down in boston, keeps the very poor people down and other parts of the country. heat is always wanting to give something to somebody and they never have to work for it. guest: senator kennedy writes on his book on page 29 that for him, the motivating force in his life was the great gosp

the plummeting to marilyn, she has worked in the -- after moving to maryland, she has worked at the general hospital and the pediatric practice. >> i will be brief so we can get your questions. i am here to tell you that doctors support health-care reform so that we can increase the affordability and quality of the health care that all a few are getting are not getting today. every day in my practice, i take care plenty of children who are insured by the state of plenty who are not. all of them are missing some part of the health care that they should be getting. it takes too long to get appointments with specialists. it is too hard for me to get their insurance companies to give them the benefits that they are already paying for. they do not have access to their doctors when they need to them. i know that this health care reform legislation will fix those things and will take the first few steps forward and fixing these problems so that all of our children and our families can get the health care they deserve so we can move toward our true better future as a nation. [booing and cheering] >

speaker, i rise to recognize new jersey's superior court judge marilyn herr for her 15 years of outstanding service to our state. i was honored to be part after celebration recently honoring jodge herr as her portrait was unveiled for permanent display in the new jersey courthouse. she was sworn into the new jersey sue superior court in 1989, becoming the second woman resident to be named to the superior court and first assigned to the bench in our home county. she was for many years in the family division, a court judge herr called the most important there is. more than a jurist she served for many years as a girl scout leader and two terms as president of the rolling hills girl scout council. she's a patron of the arts, avid reared of historical biographies, pilot, well traveler, and competitive tennis player. she's a resident of clinton township, and my wife and i are proud to call her our friend and neighbor. congratulations and thank you for your service to new jersey. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for w

i think hills, as marilyn monroe said, i don't know who invented high heels, but i want to thank them buttocks up and arch the back into a copulatory pose. cats do it. rats do it. people do it. >> how painful is it? >> it's very painful. >> it's painful. >> after a long day, it's painful. >> is it hurting you as you sit here? >> after a few hours, yesterday i wore heels, i walked around midtown, by 4:00 i could have cried. i wanted to peel them off. >> do you feel sexier? >> yes. >> that's a key. >> it also gives you power. among all the primates, height, being taller, is simply powerful. >> where's melissa? does chef her shshe have her sh. she's tall. she jacks it up. those are terrific heels. >> you can't run. you can't walk all day. >> i see nick cannon looking at those heels. watch it. your wife's watching. mariah. >> the foot is beautifully built. it's like a kite. there's an arch going front to back and side to side. you naturally fall forward and spring forward. this kills that ability to walk in that human stride. >> when is it -- okay. there are heels that are beautiful and t

the plummeting to marilyn, she has worked in the -- after moving to maryland, she has worked at the generalspital and the pediatric practice. >> i will be brief so we can get your questions. i am here to tell you that doctors support health-care reform so that we can increase the affordability and quality of the health care that all a few are getting are not getting today. every day in my practice, i take care plenty of children who are insured by the state of plenty who are not. all of them are missing some part of the health care that they should be getting. it takes too long to get appointments with specialists. it is too hard for me to get their insurance companies to give them the benefits that they are already paying for. they do not have access to their doctors when they need to them. i know that this health care reform legislation will fix those things and will take the first few steps forward and fixing these problems so that all of our children and our families can get the health care they deserve so we can move toward our true better future as a nation. [booing and cheering] >> o